he's only put on the steel and aluminum tariffs right now. the other tariffs haven't taken effect yet. so there's still a chance that this could be negotiated out but right now it doesn't look like he's in a mood do that. >> is that why the market doesn't care? when i look at this and say, hold on a vekd, you've got the president blowing up our relationship with the g7. he's about to sit down for a nuclear summit and the market keeps on chugging along. why is it? at this point are we desensitized because we think it's rhetoric? >> that's it. markets have looked at what he has said and then what he's done over the past 18 months. he says a lot of things but doesn't necessarily follow through. the steel and aluminum tariffs are the first ones he's followed through on. if he does china this week, friday's the deadline for when they're supposed to publish the list of tariffs that he wants to impose on the china knees, that might worry the markets more, particularly when china tells us what they're going to put tariffs on. then the broader these get, the more market impact it will have. but right now because he's backed off so often, markets are saying, well, let's wait and see. >> he does so doh some things,